The Sorenson Impact Institute-Forbes
In this interview, Vikas Pota explains why education is the key issue that underpins global social inequality and shares his vision for the future of impact.
YouTube
World Teacher Day is Oct. 5, a date meant to celebrate the work of teachers but a new report by the UN agency, UNESCO, says the world is still falling short ...
Human Rights Watch
The Hon. Minister David Sengeh and Mathias Esmann-Brookings
David Sengeh and Mathias Esmann underscore the importance of international education financing to advance sustainable development in Sierra Leone and beyond.
The Borgen Project-BORGEN
Ending poverty through girls’ education is the primary solution to the impending issue. Malala Yousfazai is a women’s rights advocate spe...
Ijeoma OPARA-The ICIR- Latest News, Politics, Governance, Elections, Investigation, Factcheck, Covid-19
Globally, Nigeria ranks third among countries with the highest number of out-of-school children, behind only India and Pakistan, with the education deprivation being worsened by several factors. In this report, IJEOMA OPARA examines how poverty is pushing Nigerian children out of school and to the streets.
Bolivia: Teachers' union announces strikes in cities nationwide April 24-26 to demand higher budget, reforms | Crisis24
Bolivian teacher's union announce nationwide strikes April 24-26 to demand higher budget and reforms. TIght security, disruptions likely.
VOA
The latest session of the U.N. Commission on Population and Development is happening this week in New York. Attendees have discussed how women and girls are still denied equal access to education, how aging in rich countries and high birth rates in poorer ones affect public schooling, and how...
UN News
Despite global promises and progress, some 263 million children and young people are out of school, indicating that achieving quality education for all by 2030 is “seriously off track”, UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed warned on Monday.
ReliefWeb
News and Press Release in English on Yemen about Education and Protection and Human Rights; published on 12 Mar 2023 by INEE
France 24
Afghanistan's schools reopened for the new academic year Tuesday, but no classes were held as students were unaware of the start and hundreds of thousands of teenage girls remain barred from attending…
Divya Jain-Entrepreneur
Looking ahead to 2025, experts project that global spending across digital education will surpass $350 billion, highlighting the growing significance of technology in the education sector
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@darcymiajimenez
Brain drain — skilled workers leaving their home countries to pursue opportunities in other nations — makes rich countries richer, and leaves poorer countries struggling to develop.
